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How Can You Avoid Back Pain While Shoveling Snow?

This content was medically reviewed by Baher S. Yanni, MD, on January 17th, 2020. Shoveling snow is an unavoidable reality for those of us in snowy regions. And when the flurries start coming down, many of us start to dread the soreness and pain in the upper or lower back […]

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Alternatives to Traditional Back Surgery

This content was medically reviewed by Baher S. Yanni, MD, on January 4th, 2019. When you need something more than conservative treatment for your low back pain, your doctor may recommend surgery. Traditional back surgery methods involve large cuts into the bone and tissue. As a result, recovery can take […]

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How Back Pain Can Impact Your Blood Pressure

This content was medically reviewed by Baher S. Yanni, MD, on December 8th, 2018. For patients with severe back pain, finding an effective pain management treatment is essential because it improves your overall quality of life, but it could also be imperative to your cardiovascular health. Medical researchers have there […]

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15 Tasty Foods That Reduce Joint Pain and Inflammation

Joint pain and inflammation can be challenging conditions to navigate throughout your daily life. Everyday tasks can become trickier to navigate, and you could find yourself looking for various strategies to help alleviate the symptoms. One of the best ways to keep arthritis under control is to focus on your […]

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Sciatica vs. Pinched Nerve Pain — What’s the Difference?

Sciatica Vs. Pinched Nerve Pain — What’s The Difference? Sciatica vs. Pinched Nerve Pain — What’s the Difference? Sciatica and a pinched nerve can cause similar symptoms and are often confused with one another. Although similar, they are distinct conditions that require unique treatment. Learn the difference between these two […]

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